1849 (first year of issue) w/ a loop soldered @ K12:30. The coin does show some wear indicating that it was probably worn as a necklace or bracelet charm for many years. (Image)

Est. $80-100 SE

1853 Type 1 AU original and well-struck. (Image)

Est. $200-250 SE

1855 VF+ original. Type 2's are the scarcest of the $1 issues by far. (Image)

Est. $400-500 SE

1887-S Liberty AU+ very attractive. (Image)

Est. $900-1,050 SE

1900 Liberty AU+. A lovely coin. (Image)

Est. $900-1,050 SE

1903-S Liberty XF original "dirty" gold. (Image)

Est. $800-1,000 SE

1905-S Liberty AU. This coin has been lightly cleaned but it is still appealing. 1905-S is 4 to 5 times scarcer than the 1905 Philadelphia issue which isn't all that common to begin with. This cataloger has handled over a thousand $10 gold pieces and this is the first 1905-S that can be recalled. (Image)

Est. $875-1,000 SE

1836 Classic Head XF. A few marks and minor hairlines still ok especially for a Classic Head. (Image)

Est. $600-750 SE

1839-C Classic Head XF+ lightly cleaned. This lot represents a rare opportunity to acquire an example of scarce gold from the Charlotte Mint. The issue was struck from two dies, the present coin appears to be the overdate variety as the undertype is clearly visible beneath the 39 of the date. The rev shows three prominent die cracks, one going from the eagle's left wing to the rim at K10, a second dramatic one running from the left corner of the shield thru the eagle's beak, and a third going from the leftmost talon to the rim at K6:30. An historic and interesting coin despite a few light hairlines. (Image)

Est. $3,200-4,000 SE

1855 Liberty AU detail. There are a few obv hairlines and a scratch runs from below the date diagonally thru star 12. Inspection suggested. (Image)

Est. $300-400 SE

1878 Liberty AU lovely original. (Image)

Est. $350-450 SE

1909 Indian lustrous XF+. (Image)

Est. $320-370 SE

1913 Indian AU+. Very attractive w/ no problems. (Image)

Est. $320-400 SE

1880-S Liberty (Type 3) AU. (Image)

Est. $1,800-2,000 SE

1905-S Liberty MS60. A myriad of small bagmarks constitute the only issue if one has to be noted. The 05-S is one of the less-encountered "common dates" in the $20 Lib series. Inspect! (Image)

Est. $1,850-2,000 SE

1927 St Gaudens ANACS MS63. Lustrous and attractive! (Image)

Est. $1,800-2,100 SE

1928 St Gaudens NGC MS62. (Image)

Est. $1,900-2,100 SE

1861 Liberty XF. Pre-1866 "No Motto" coins are far less common than the "with Motto" pieces, and significantly more worn. The present example has no problems other than honest light wear making it a great example of the "No Motto" type. (Image)

Est. $430-550 SE

1880 Liberty AU50. (Image)

Est. $430-550 SE

1881-S Liberty lustrous AU. Very attractive. (Image)

Est. $430-550 SE

1885 Liberty MS60. A nice example and far scarcer than the more commonly seen S-Mint counterpart. (Image)

Est. $430-550 SE

1893-S Liberty AU58 lustrous with not a single blemish other than faint wear from handling. (Image)

Est. $430-550 SE

1913 Indian AU. Well struck, no issues, a great type coin. (Image)

Est. $450-575 SE

Collection w/ duplication of dimes, all in 2x2s in plastic pages; Seated 1876, 1883, 1888 (G4 to F12); Barber (14, 13 diff) all G4; Mercury (121) some dupe, only missing a few years, a few worn but mostly F to AU; Roosevelt (17) silver, EF to MS (Image)

Est. $300-400 B

Collection of abt (250) cents in 2x2s in plastic pages, incl Large Cents 1833, 1847, 1851 (2) and 1853; Indian 1859, 1861, 1863, 1874-75, then (37) more 1880-1909; Lincoln Wheat 1910-58 (91) & Memorial to 1999 (113) incl many Unc and 1996-S proof; couple dupes, also a few oddities not included in totals; earlies G4 and better (Image)

Est. $125-175 B